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2 weeks ago |
castanet.net | Lisa Johnson |Maura Forrest |Craig Lord
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office says she and Prime Minister Mark Carney won't be watching the Edmonton Oilers battle the Florida Panthers on home ice Saturday. Smith extended an invitation last week for Carney to join her for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final. The premier's press secretary, Sam Blackett, says the upcoming G7 leaders' summit in Kananaskis, Alta., and their demanding schedules make seeing the game together impossible. The premier has no plans to attend Stanley Cup Final games.
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1 month ago |
castanet.net | Ish Sharma |Bill Graveland |Lisa Johnson |Aaron Sousa
Homebuying affordability is "unlikely to improve meaningfully" over the next two years, according to a new report from Desjardins. Over the last 25 years, home prices in Canada have ballooned four times while disposable income has only slightly more than doubled, stated the May 14 report. Desjardins said the dream of home ownership is being chased further and further away for an average Canadian due to the widening affordability gap.
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1 month ago |
castanet.net | Lisa Johnson |Aaron Sousa |Craig Lord
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's former chief of staff is suing the fired CEO of the province's front-line health agency and the newspaper that first reported allegations of corruption in multimillion-dollar health contracts. Marshall Smith has filed a statement of claim alleging defamation against former Alberta Health Services head Athana Mentzelopoulos, the Globe and Mail, and an unidentified person believed to be a former AHS board member.
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1 month ago |
castanet.net | Catherine Morrison |Fakiha Baig |Aaron Sousa |Lisa Johnson
Catherine Morrison, The Canadian Press - | Story: 550211Former housing minister Nate Erskine-Smith says it's "impossible not to feel disrespected" after being dropped from cabinet.
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1 month ago |
castanet.net | Lisa Johnson |Sarah Ritchie |Aaron Walker |David Baxter
Discussion online and a recent inquiry to the newsroom has sparked discussion about the accuracy and application of “Made in Canada” labels on grocery products. The shopper noted inconsistencies at local grocery store chains, where some produce items bore the label while others, like seafood, did not.
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